Threat to RSPCA officials over greyhound raid
Sydney reports a man threatened the lives of RSPCA secretary J S O Sullivan and president after a raid on a greyhound training track alleged to use live bait. He warned inspectors to stop interfering, promising to shoot them. O Sullivan told police he took the threat seriously yet would redouble efforts for legislation granting inspectors more freedom.
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Warm-up in ACT Reaches 63 Degrees as Heat Returns
A maximum of 63 degrees yesterday marked the warmest day so far this May in the ACT. Forecasters expect the temperature to reach a similar peak again today, with residents urged to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak sun hours.
Two tier federal rule would suit a Canadian capital study
Professor Donald C. Rowat argues for a metropolitan regional authority combining elected and nominated members to govern a federal capital. He cites Canberra and Washington as examples lacking full self-government and suggests a hybrid system with central and local powers, applicable to Ottawa’s status.
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NT hunt finds two lost men
In the Northern Territory, two of three men lost in remote northern wilderness were found by police. A 72 year old crocodile shooter, Vaidamir Pustilar, remained missing as trackers comb through dense scrub near Van Diemen Gulf east of Darwin.
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First woman named trustee at Victoria Gallery
Dame Elisabeth Murdoch becomes the first woman to join the Victoria Gallery trustees, marking a historic milestone for the national gallery. The Governor formally announces her appointment, outlining her role and the significance for the institution.
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Parliament approves draft to ban cave topping devices
In Melbourne on a party meeting day the Parliamentary Liberal Party endorsed draft legislation prohibiting caves topping devices except by police and security officers. The Attorney-General Mr Reid said he will introduce the bill early in spring, with adjournment until after the Commonwealth and State Attorneys-General meeting in Perth on October 7.
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